Somehow the end of the month just flew by me. I’ve finally updated my net worth and am most excited. I knew it would be increasing beyond my average $2,000 due to my tax refund and that I was well under budget for this past month. When I added everything up I was very pleasantly surprised to discover I’d increase my net worth far more than I anticipated.
| | Updated 4/3/08 | Change from Previous Update | Updated 2/29/08 |
| Total Net Worth | $96,478.55 | $4,289.44 | $92,189.11 |
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| Net Worth Comprised of | | | |
| Retirement Savings: | $25,485.79 | $1,847.95 | $23,637.84 |
| 401k | $20,411.64 | $1,411.16 | $19,000.48 |
| Roth IRA | $5,074.15 | $436.79 | $4,637.36 |
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| House Down Payment/CD's: | $56,912.48 | $157.32 | $56,755.16 |
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| Future Car Savings | $200.27 | $150.27 | $50.00 |
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| Emergency Fund/Money Market: | $12,263.14 | $1,768.47 | $10,494.67 |
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| "Cash"/Checking: | $1,616.87 | $365.43 | $1,251.44 |
I’m thinking that I should be over the $100,000 mark by mid-June. Maybe sooner, depending on when my bonus for the success of my current project is released.
PS I’ve spend a good bit of time working with networthiq but couldn’t quite obtain the format I wanted so I’ve decided to abandon that idea and stick with an excel spread sheet – its very easy to use and I have the flexibility to format it the way I want. I’ve yet again changed the format of my net worth on the left-hand side, I’ve decided to show the changes and previous net worth in this post and display only the updated numbers on the left-hand side bar. I think this will be all the changes to the format of my net worth.
1 comment:
I think the Net Worth on the side looks great now! Very easy to read.
Congrats on making some big gains last month!
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